Tarja Sundqvist
f804abd74a
This reverts commit 5c95d69da3.
The revert is needed for the Qt 6.8 LTS opensource releases.
They cannot contain commercial SPDX license identifiers.
Task-number: QTLTSOSS-264
Change-Id: I45ed63541735c9b0d9e158bb28e8acd28cefbee0
Reviewed-by: Joerg Bornemann <joerg.bornemann@qt.io>
How to recolor icons for doc.qt.io
You can view Qt Documentation online at https://doc.qt.io in dark and light modes. To make the icons you use in the docs visible in both modes, save icon files as gray-scale images with a transparent background.
If you receive a large number of icons that are not visible in either light
or dark mode or have a solid background, run the recolordocsicons.py
Python script.
The script runs ImageMagick to recolor the images and optipng to optimize the icon files.
Preparation
To run the script, you will need to install the following tools and add them to the PATH:
- Python 3.x (the script has been tested to work with 3.10)
- ImageMagick
- optipng
Running the script
Use the -docspath option to specify the path to the folder where you stored
the icons.
For example, if you saved the new icons in C:\iconconversions, switch to
the qttools\util\recolordocsicons folder and enter:
recolordocsicons.py -docspath C:\iconconversions